that snow brought down many trees out in western maryland. came down on power lines and across roads there. even though they were able to plow the roads, thousands without power in western maryland and much of the mountain region out in west virginia. meanwhile, the blue ridge is now white. this is a photo taken yesterday afternoon looking east toward the blue ridge. they have about a foot of heavy, wet snow there. skyline drive is closed. they are trying to plow that and take care of the heavy, wet snow. clouds over washington now. 50 degrees at reagan national. the winds aren't too bad. they may pick up through the afternoon. the center of circulation sandy, way up here. this is 500 miles north of us. this great circulation around sandy is bringing rain close to the region. storm team 4 radar showing sprinkles from prince george's, washington, alexandria. it's moving to the south and into southern maryland. a few other scattered sprinkles north and west of there. as we look here at the cloud cover associated with this circulation, there are

they don't have power and eat in the mountains in western maryland r--- heat in the mountains of westernaryland. havre de grace, where the river is starting to come down now, we like to see that, basically a mostly cloudy scenario. winds are west at 17. enjoy that. we all know starting sunday that sun set will be close to 5 pment winds from the west 15 to 20. gusts around 26. it is prease and chilly. temperatures falling. across the region a few clouds settling in. the last remnants of sandy projected to keep drifting north. a southern system but a we expect that to stay sou of maryland. that will allow for sunshine. it will keep things cool. we really don't see this chilly northwest flow changing much over the next couple of days. there will be clouds mixed with sun both tomorrow and into sunday and into monday as well. right now, again, just the chance of an isolated showers from that continued spin, that wraparound way up into canada. yes, next week, a potential, potential nor'easter with rain and a little bit of snow. tas comes wednesday and thursday, we'll see what happens. just rea

in the western maryland mountains, this note is winding down. a few more snow showers tonight. maybe a flurry tomorrow. temperatures into the weekend only in the 30's in western maryland. 50's on the eastern shore. kind of breezy through the weekend. this weekend, we go back to standard time. we turn the clock back in our-- an hour. check the batteries in your smoke detector. it is a good time to do that twice a year. a chance for a sprinkles tomorrow, breezy and cool. sunny skies on saturday. monday looks nice. election day, the clouds will be increasing. >> thank you. cannot go anywhere. -- do not go anywhere. >> jamie lee curtis. she does not fool around. >> hey, everyone in baltimore. louis ck is here. >> advantage, leno. despite sandy, new york gets set to run through its problems. >> tonights jackpot has an estimated annuity of $1.1 million. here are your winning numbers -- 3, 7, 41, 42, 5, 43. 3, 7, 41, 42, 5, 43. next drawing is monday night at 11:22. the maryland lottery, led the maryland lottery, led it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by h

panhandle of west virginia up to western maryland, few spots in the western maryland in garrett county, getting a few snow flurries, areas in dark blue in the 30s. covers most of virginia, maryland, to west virginia this morning and a few isolated places are actually down a little below freezing, including culpepper toward manassas, near the freezing mark, by 8:00 a.m., 30s to 40. a lot of clouds, and into the mid 50s mid afternoon. winds gusting to 25 miles an hour. diminish this evening. evening planner, a cold night. and a look at the weekend to next week. that's in ten minutes. danella, how is traffic? >> a situation in anne arundel county. this is richie highway, route 50, the crash involves an empty school bus and ia deer. good news, hey, it's friday. light volume this time of morning, making your way from duke street, just a little bit of congestion, not much. continuing over the 14th street bridge. nice commute into the city. travel speeds on average, 45 miles per hour. only 14 minutes to make that trip. back in ten. back over to you. >>> 6:42. we are at the live desk with brea

western maryland had 24 to 30- inches. gatlinburg, tennessee, had 34- inches with sandy. that is impressive. all right. headlines. gold star, maybe a morning sprinkle north of town. a jacket required, a good idea for both you and the kids, a breezy to windy tomorrow. we'll see kinds winds in excess of 25 miles per hour. you will need your sunglasses in the morning and friday afternoon. so, overnight, we'll see mostly cloudy, breezy and cold. winds westerly at 10 to 15. by morning, becoming partly sunny. again, could see a sprinkle, 30s and 40s. winds west-northwest. high around 55, and the weather alerts, green, green, green, 54 and a sprinkle, 53 on saturday, we have the walk or autism speaks. we lower temperatures to only 53 but try. next 7 days, monday we'll keep it cool, mid 50s. still watching a storm off the coast on wednesday and thursday next week. right now we'll just say cold and maybe cloudy on thursday with highs in the 40s. >>> all right. we'll have sports in just a minute. . >>> and now, 9 sports. >>> the redskins well aware a loss this sunday eliminates hop

especially in garrett county in western maryland. 55 right now at reagan national. wind out of the north at 14 miles per hour. not quite as dusty as yesterday but you still do noticed the wind -- not quite as dusty as yesterday, but you still do notice the wind. the errors are indicating the direction of the wind out of the northwest -- the air rose are indicating the direction of the wind out of the northwest. -- the arrows. we have seen this pattern for a couple of weeks now. we will finally shake it on saturday and sunday. tomorrow, you will really notice the change. 52 out of winchester at this time. here is a look at the nor'easter pushing out to the far north atlantic. otherwise we have nothing but sunshine and beautiful conditions because of this high- pressure system. is typically brings -- it typically brings sunny conditions, but could pushes the air down. we have the southwardly trend. the weather pattern pushing above average for the weekend the bank noticed the hourly forecast showing temperatures before bedtime in the 40's. it will get down into the 30

in oakland in western maryland. -- 32 in oakland in western maryland. 52 degrees in rock hall.t to give you a little perspective, the average height is 62. we are 10 degrees below that mark. i know it's a whole clutch hitting for us, at this temperature--- don't see a whole lot to dig for us, at least temperature-wise. high pressure will come in over the weekend and will keep us chilly but dry on saturday and sunday. this disturbance up here is coming out of the mountains. you can see the circulation in the cloud producing a few sprinkles. if you were out this morning, you may have noticed that. hit and miss showers pop-up. we have some lake effect snow showers going on in upstate new york and back into parts of pennsylvania. in the weekend, the upstream will stay in the same place, meaning below normal temperatures for us all the way to the weekend. for today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. slight chance for a couple of sprinkles. sunset at four minutes after 6:00. when you wake up tomorrow morning, there will probably be some frost out there. seven-day forecast, quite chil

here you can see the thin clouds in western maryland. this not a total forecast, total blockage of the sun. they are all down to the south. is the east winds that are keeping us kind of cool. there is a weather disturbance out of the south traveling to the northeast. it looks like it will head off shore and keep going. it is a minor disturbance. our clouds are more or less related to this disturbance in the south. out west there is better weather. some of that will sneak in as we head towards the weekend. down the road there will be more disturbances and they will be coming out of the southwest and along the coast. we have to watch these storms that get out over the atlantic to see if they keep going or if they come up to the coast. various models are producing different solutions as to what will happen. you can see the lay of the land temperature-wise. mildest readings have been pushed wealth of the south. -- well to the south. are down into colorado and even mexico. very cold air has settled in. that won't be changing for a while. temp

in the highest elevations in western pennsylvania and maryland.hing on to the eastern shore around midnight and showers continue right into the tuesday morning rush-hour. the rain will continue pressing to the east of us and we will see the skies clearing up but we should finish the day with a little bit of sunshine. cold enough for snow, maybe upwards of an inch or so in a higher amounts of their accounting and down into west virginia. the chill will certainly come in. there is a lot of clear sky behind it and it will dominate the weather pattern beginning tomorrow afternoon and continued through wednesday. as far as the bright sunshine goes, it will be colder than normal. thursday as a formal try to form to this out and we may get some of the clouds from it. even a passing shower thursday afternoon could clip parts of the eastern shore on friday morning. i next chance of rain will probably hold off until the end of the week. 45-50 tonight, showers likely, the sun goes down at 4:54. tomorrow the northwest breeze kicks the temperature from climbin

i and western maryland, the storm is too far off the coast to really impact them. -- out in western maryland. as you go farther east, then you get more of the storm. it will taper off thursday morning. maybe ending as a flurry on the beach thursday morning. the forecast around here, once the storm leaves, temperatures begin to climb. 67 friday, 67 saturday. a good-looking veterans day monday with highs in the 60's. >> this is 11 sports. >> in owings mills, preparations have begun for their game sunday against the oakland raiders. it is hard to say how the reagan should builder defensive game plan this week. carson palmer threw the ball 61 times last week in a loss to tampa bay. typically the ravens would go with stopping the run first against mcfadden. it is unclear if he will play on sunday, which makes it equally unclear on how the ravens will go about stopping the raiders. john harbaugh knows one thing not to expect this sunday are most sundays for that matter. that is a lopsided outcome. >> i am all for blowouts, as long as we are the ones doing the blowing out. blowouts are tough to com

. >>> there is some good news for residents in far western maryland. garrett county sheriff now says about 95% of the state and county roads are open. that is after 30 inches of snow. last week, maryland governor o'malley toured the areas hit hard by sandy's blizzard conditions, and nearly all residents now should get their power back on by midnight tonight. that is going to be a little chilly. >> reporter: a lot chilly. lots of 20s out there tonight. then wednesday gets really interesting, in a sense. we are going to have a nor'easter, going to bring us some rain and there are hints some of the rain is going to change to snow across parts of the area later that afternoon and wednesday night. not sure how much we may see stick. better chance after -- dark or late in the afternoon. it is beautiful outside. clouds burned off and we are left with sunshine. it is on the cool side though, temperatures are going to get maybe a few degrees warmer, forecasting a high of 52. with the wind out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. then to the evening sunset 5:03

we might see snow, might in western maryland. >> meagan, even we might see snow, knot nothing that's going to accumulate. possibly measurable snow back off towards the west. in addition to what they have gotten, more to come as we go in to wednesday and thursday. satellite and radar, not picking up on a lot terms of rain and clouds. we are going to see lots of sunshine in to the afternoon. for today, temperatures are cold, right now, in to the afternoon, we are looking at 37 baltimore. 34 northville. westminster 35. frederick 38. 39 in easton. centerville 41. oxford 36 degrees. we are dealing with the winds, they are sustained northwest at 8 miles an hour, baltimore. we will have this throughout the day and gusts up to 15 miles an hour. once that nor'easter gets ramping, we will feel it as we go in to wednesday and thursday. today is a calm day, more of the same in to tomorrow, which is voting time, that's good news, we need to coup our blessings, here is our nor'easter threat. talking about the snow, see the tha going in to western maryland there, the models, not so much in agreemen

we're still getting scattered sprinkles from western pennsylvania into western maryland. thankfully, the big snow machine has ended out there. the dark blue areas are around freezing. that's much of western pennsylvania into western maryland. the light blue generally in the low to mid 40s. we're going to hold steady here for the next several hours and not warm up much today. hour by hour, by 6:00 a.m., it actually may dip down to the upper 30s and maybe a few sprinkles around, and then by noontime, maybe a few breaks in the clouds and only the low 50s and a northwesterly wind, and a little sunshine breaking out by mid afternoon. highs mid 50s, mid afternoon. low 50s late afternoon. sunsets at 6:07. those will be an hour earlier beginning sunday morning, as we fall back over the weekend. i'm back in ten minutes. danella is here now with a look at traffic. good morning. >> good morning. first let's start 395 in virginia, southbound. washington boulevard had a crash blocking the right and the left lane. let's head back up to damascus now. if you're traveling along ridge road,

western maryland, rise only in the 30's. -- high only in the 30's. average about 57, 58. we will end up in the low 50's on the coast. cloudy on thursday. seven-day forecast. into the 70's. dry weather through the work week. a chance for rain developing sunday afternoon. >> tonight, baseball writers announced. we can make you a millionaire. the first number, 12. 31. 6. 46. 56. now for the metal ball. the metal ball number is 34. the metal ball number is 34. friday, the jackpot will to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway will have everyone raving. there's fresh, natural, frozen, whatever you're craving. spend 35 dollars and get a frozen safeway turkey for 59 cents a pound. or spend 35 dollars and a frozen butterball turkey, just 88 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life. >> apparently putting the orioles back on center stage with a dramatic turnaround was not good enough for the baseball writers a

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in western maryland tments timely get back into the 40's. that's an improvement for them. eastern shore mid 50's with sunshine returning and on the lore shore clearing in the afternoon and a great weekend at ocean city. if you're going up the pennsylvania turnpike it will be better than what you expected in november, clear skies and light wind and kickoff temperature in the 40's. highs in the 50's and lows in the 30's for the next seven days around baltimore. we see a lot of sunshine going into the weekend with partly cloudy skies next week. >>> a list of play thears won't line up on sunday continues to grow. more concerns for the ravens' secondary. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway will have everyone raving. there's fresh, natural, frozen, whatever you're craving. spend 35 dollars and a frozen safeway turkey is 59 cents a pound. or spend 35 dollars and get a fresh shadybrook farms turkey for 99 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a pl

it's actually in west virginia and western maryland, and also in western pa dealing with some of the changeover, a little bit of a mixed bag of precipitation across that area. look at the rainfall totals from sandy, though. you see pink there, that's the highest totals above, like, close to like a foot of rain in a hot of spots and -- and also we're looking at the red. we got 5 to 6 inches of rainfall across the area. not only did sandy bring lots of rain, but also snow. red house maryland 30-inches of snow. west virginia davis came in at 28, 24 in norton virginia and gatlinburg down into tennessee, 20 inches. this shows you it's pushing away which is good news. it is cold out there. it changed our weather pattern. we were dealing with indian summer before it came, now we're dealing with conditions that should be in late november. clarksville at 44. we're at 44 in frederick and 45 in easton, sparrow's point more of the same. these temperatures will remain chilly. at the surface, we are waiting for this area of high pressure to build in, and it will do so as we go into the weekend. we

it's clearing out from western maryland into parts of west virginia. but much of the region going to stay cloudy a lot of the day. we may see sun later this afternoon. right now under the clouds most of the region is above freezing, especially near the bay waters. montgomery, prince george's, arlington, fairfax, generally mid-30s. farther west where the cloud cover is even thinner, down to the upper 20s, panhandle of west virginia and washington county west into western maryland. upper 20s now. later today storm team 4 four-day forecast up around 50 degrees. overnight tonight partly cloudy. mid-30s by dawn on friday. tomorrow looking partly cloudy with afternoon highs into the low to mid-50s. and then cold weather on saturday morning. clear. down near freezing. low 50s. a lot of sun on saturday. sunday looking partly cloudy. morning lows, mid-30s. coastal storm you're talking about the last few days. we may not have any effects from it. highs mid-50s. a look at traffic. >> good morning. metro reported delays. six minutes. this is on the 403. over to th

showers in the western maryland mountains.he bulk of the activity is no longer the eastern seaboard and moving out pushing away from our region. a gradual clearing trend will continue statewide. at bwi marshall today, a little over 0.4 inches of rain and rain a monthly total to 0.5 inch, still running a little bit of a deficit for the month and a few inches short this year. temperatures were up in the 60's and then most of the day has been chillier than about but tightly the high for this calendar day just after midnight was 63 degrees. in the upper peninsula in michigan. as close as pittsburgh and western maryland. below freezing now in oakland. no.-northwestern wind will continue to push into maryland as it rolls on. 39 and our harbor by tomorrow. the sun went down this late afternoon early evening of four- o'clocks 53. tamara, high-pressure coming in. -- at 4:53. tomorrow, high pressure. even with the sunshine to maroc, temperatures are expended to be considerably below normal. the colder air mass coming our way. to the sou

in western maryland, yes, one snow shower in eastern garrett county. still recovering, many people out there still without power, frederick county, maryland, power out in a few locations. mid 30s in montgomery county. much of fairfax county near 40, as well as prince georges county. farther south and west, much of virginia and southern maryland, right up near the water, are in the mid up ander 30s. no freezing temperatures. for the morning commute, sunrise, 7:37. 6:00 a.m. partly cloudy and cold, to the 30s to 40 degrees. you will need your winter coat this morning. chilly, winds picking up, gusting to 20 to 25 miles an hour. temperatures around 50 degrees by the noon hour. storm team 4, four-day forecast, blustery on saturday. tomorrow morning, near freezing, and the afternoon highs in the low 50s. average high this time year is 63. and we'll have colder than average temperatures, all the way through the weekend, and much of next week. don't forget, turn your clocks back one hour on saturday night before you go to bed. sunday, temperatures with our sun

. >>> it's beginning to dry out in western maryland. cloud cover breaks out in parts of the ohio valley where temperatures are down in the 20s right now out there. out in west virginia, it's near freezing after the rain has stopped. but east where it is raining, we're generally in the 40s. we'll stay in the 40s throughout most of the day today. we'll be hovering in the upper 40s this morning back down to the mid-40s during the afternoon as we dry out. we'll have the rain ending by about 9:00 this morning. a look at the rest of the week and weekend in ten minutes. first 4 traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. >>> we're looking at dry roads. not seeing any accidents or construction as you look at van dorn. as you cross over the wilson bridge and heading towards pennsylvania avenue, no issues here. continuing around the beltway in prince george's county, looping around montgomery county here. here's a live look at connecticut avenue. inner loop and outer loop, absolutely clear. i'm back in ten minutes. aaron and eun, over to

a0 the areas in the really dark blue, they're in the 20s in western maryland and western parts of the viewing area around the blue ridge and into west virginia in the 20s. but the light blue area, you can see right around northern virginia and the district and the nearby suburbs hovering around 40 degrees. and reagan national at 43. we're going to stay cold for another couple of hours. hour by hour throughout the day today. winds picking up a little bit too, gusting to around 20 miles an hour. that will be happening later this morning and during the afternoon. sunrise, that's an hour earlier. back to standard time, 6:40 this morning. sunset, that's an hour earlier too. part of getting used to. 5:03 is the sunset today. it will be right back down into the mid-40s by then. i'll show you a hometown forecast in ten minutes. now let's take a look at traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. >>> checking out the beltway for you now. if you're traveling the inner loop of the beltway at georgetown pike, a disabled box truck in the right shoulder lane. travel lanes are open. outer l

in fact, it's at or below freezing still where the heaviest snow fell in west virginia and in western maryland. around the metro area, a few pockets of 30s in southern maryland, but all above freezing. there will be a chill in the air. maybe a sprinkle this morning. a lot of cloudiness through noontime. highs reaching mid 50s. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. here's danella now with your traffic. >> still starting with the rails because orange line is still slow. power outage outside of west falls church metro station causing delays all the way to new carrollton. vre looks nice and clear with no reported delays. looping around to the wilson bridge, in both directions, you're accident-free. volume not too bad just yet. over to i-95, it is slow. as you make your way northbound, even in the hov lanes you can see some crowding. checking travel speeds, it will take you at least 30 minutes to get to the beltway. aaron, over to you. >>> a developing story in northeast d.c. right now, firefighters trying to anything yur out what sparked a warehouse fire near gallaudet university.figure out

western maryland, much of west virginia. locally, closer to washington from the shenandoah valley east to the bay, we're generally low to mid-40s. you need a winter coat and an umbrella. by 7:00 a.m., still in the mid-40s with the rain falling. should end by 9:00. by noon, chilly and breezy under a cloudy sky in the upper 40s: we'll be slowly'droi lly droppi down to the low 40s later this afternoon and into the evening as we begin to clear out. more details on the storm team 4 radar in ten minutes. now an up close look with traffic with danella. >>> first 4 traffic report, we're going to start in maryland. if you're traveling along rockville pike at old georgetown road, crass in that intersection blocking a few of your lanes. let's talk about the delays along i-95. a very wet commute. prince william parkway making your way northbound, you're heavy on the brakes. solid delays from stafford as you head towards prince william parkway. and then to get to the beltway, it is stop and go. 36 minutes in total from quantico to get to

and far western maryland, even chillier in the mountains of pennsylvania. chilly air is locked in with this weather pattern. the only disturbed weather nearby is as little feature that came out of the carolinas yesterday. that is lifting to the north. at the west, things are pretty dry. for several days. you can see on a wider view of our forecast view, pushing this weather disturbance out of the picture and giving us a nice weather. if you are flying to the west coast, a little stormy out there. that is more than several days away from us. we are in good shape. a morning shower to the east. 51 to 56. north northwest winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour. a little disturbance disappearing and rear drive saturday, today primarily except for today, sunday and monday. monday we will have to keep an eye on developments to the south. that could be the only problem as far as our longer-term forecast is ravens-steelers concerned-game sunday, a running game, chilly in pittsburgh. 40 to 44 will be the temperature range. here is our forecast. solidly in the 50's. thanksgiv

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western maryland, even less impact. a clearing trend into friday and a warming trend. we will start to get up to 50 into the weekend. breezy on the eastern shore of the temperatures into the 50's. a lot of sunshine friday into the weekend. in baltimore, temperatures will steadily climbed. 65-70 degree saturday and sunday and on monday the holiday, 66 degrees and showers tuesday of next week. >> this is the 11 sports. >> two days from their season- opening game, maryland's basketball team got some news that could change the nature of the season. wells, a transfer, won his eligibility appeal and is now free to join his teammates for the season. he was expelled after he was charged with sexual assault. they were later dropped. the ncaa and initially denied his request to join his teammates starting with the season opener against kentucky. this week, the raiders have never beat the ravens in baltimore. the ravens understand the importance of keeping the o intact. karen mcfadden and mike simpson make the raiders look like a pass team. suggs returns to the lineup and has bro

frederick 27. 20s and 30s in far western maryland, west virginia, up in pennsylvania. temperatures are about where they were yesterday morning at this time. we take a look at the satellite image and we can see nothing going on here. unsettled weather to the south. big area of high pressure sitting over our part of the world. and we see more clouds and stormy conditions the farther west you go. once you hit the rocky mountains, northern plains and points to the west at this stage of the game. here's what the map will look like later this afternoon and this evening. here's the big area of pressure sitting over us. notice it's not out here. it does extend down south but the concentration of it is over new england. so things do start sliding farther east. and eventually things may start to come from the west. we're all going to be watching a lot, developments to the south. starting sunday and extending into wednesday. 'cause it looks like there will be some unsettled weather over the carolina coastal areas off the southeast coast. but today, great. 50 to 55 the high, sunny

western maryland with some rain and snow showers. throwing some clouds our way. a few returns here from martinsburg back up to 70 to hancock and garrett county. probably falling in the form of light snow showers. quick look at temperatures this morning. 37 in reston. ashburn is 49. it is 39 in college park and bowie and andrews 41 degrees. as we look at the forecast, going to be a decent weekend. temperatures will be in the 50s today. 54 this afternoon. breezy, more sun this afternoon. more clouds this morning. but i think any rain or snow showers stay in the mountains. tomorrow, we start in the 30s near 40 in town. if you're going down early to see topper at the autism speaks now walk, bundle up for 40s and should be sunny. 53. little breezy too. sunday a cool day. 52. this is the weekend the clocks go back. please check your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide batteries while you're at it. looking good through tuesday and then potentially a storm up the coast on wednesday with some rain and a little wind but no this will be nothing like sandy. more of a typical

western maryland, the warming trend gets there as well. eastern shore locations, a bright sunny skies tomorrow with just a few clouds on in -- on the upper eastern shore. mid-'60s on sunday. the 7-day forecast, a nearly 70 on sunday. even monday should be a beautiful day. showers on tuesday, highs in the low-fifties by wednesday and thursday. >> thank you. still ahead, pregnancy tests for men. well, not exactly, but they could be useful. in tonight's medical alert, the truth behind the theory that the test may help detect some types of cancer. >> finding the right brought can be a little overwhelming. coming up, some >> the maryland soldiers stationed in afghanistan did not let distance or time keep him from reading to hundreds of students. thanks to technology, he read to the students, including his own children. >> it was billed as an ordinary veterans guest leaders stay at overlook elementary school. >> the children are coming in now. >> students headed to the cafeteria to wait for their guest. little did they know that staff sergeant t

the first football game at the former western maryland college was played in 1891 and today, that love of the game, has a whole new look in an $8 million complex. >> my friends have all said it's amazing. the seniors are jealous of the freshman. because they all say, you got four years of a new stadium, man. it's a great time. >> the stadium keeps its hallmark bowl seating and increases capacity to more than 1400, and there's plenty of room for the drive-in tailgating here, that landed a sixth in the nation ranking for the pregame sport, a collegiate accolade courtesy of the weather channel two years in a row. deborah weiner, wbal-tv 11 news. >> time now for our sunday morning q&a. the focus is the election. joining us is constitutional law professor at the university of maryland, phillip closhus. maryland it issues early on with early voting but we seem to have pulled out of that. >> the only remaining issue that might be in existence is the eastern shore and maybe western maryland where the turnout might be lower because people can't get to the polls. >> and that could be impactful f

thirties and forties in the far western maryland so temperatures are beginning to chill down out that way. looking at the satellite-radar combination, the storm is spinning off the coast. it will come up for a while and then moved to the east. the rain will get closer to us, but not this far north. how close will it get? the air is pretty dry and we have this high pressure sitting here. even if it tries to move up, this will just dry and out. that will be are saving grace of the storm is developing. that is the game plan. tonight, clouds and maybe some patchy fog toward daybreak. 32-39 with a light north- northwest wind. tomorrow, 51-56 is the high. we will probably start off with a few breaks in the morning so cloud that sunset will be the dominant feature. chilly with the wind. the instant + futurecast showing this moving what i do not think it will quite make it here. the further south, the higher the chance for rain. heading towards things giving, we see this developing offshore and this is what this lookalike. a breeze might kick up a with the center of the storm that for now, th

who beat roscoe bartlett in the newly configured sixth congressional district that encompasses western marylandand northern montgomery county. the biggest cheers were reserved for those moments when it was announced that barack obama had been reelected. see what some of the people had to say. >> i am ecstatic. i am so glad that we now americans have an opportunity to continue to grow instead of going backward. >> i am so happy. i am happier now than i was four years ago because this gives him validation. i woke up this morning -- and knew we were going to do it. it is even more meaningful than the last time. >> just about everybody said they were also satisfied and pleased with the way the voting was going for the big three questions before voters in the state of maryland. the dream act, which would provide in-state tuition to maryland universities for children of undocumented immigrants. also, the same sex question measure, the civil marriage protection act which has been projected to be approved by maryland voters. and question 7, the casino, which looks like it will be built in prince george

lookout cold it is in western maryland right now. that is that cold air coming behind the sunshine, and this marine layer is moving off shore. with that sun behind it, a large area of high pressure will build in, and that will bring us an area of high pressure for the next few days. you can really see that in the national picture, that blue sheeting dipping down into kentucky and tennessee. a very cold air coming in behind this front and it will stick around for quite some time. tonight, you will see the temperatures drop down even more. we are talking mid-30's out there. sunset is early as well, so the temperatures will drop pretty quickly after 4:53. that is the official sunset. it is going to be called. slowly warming up to 56 on friday. notice the temperatures next week. near the freezing mark. and we have the potential for rain returning next week. >> and i am from valley view farm's to answer your questions. >> these are great winter bloo mers. they are in indoor plant, but they can take temperatures 65, 60. in my house, it is

we see numbers in the '30's and low 40's, they didn't even get above freezing in western maryland where the snow keeps things quite chilly. central maryland and southern maryland, the growing season ends tonight. 25 and the suburbs and the 35 downtown. a light breeze. the sun went down at 5:00. that is early now in standard time. even with a lot of sunshine, it will be a rather chilly november day. the winds and out of the northeast. things will be gradually increasing. in the mountains where there has been snow on the ground, the sunshine is there but it is cold. a potential for a storm off the coast midweek at that, -- the better chances for precipitation will be central and eastern maryland. it looks like that will mainly impact the coastal areas. the rain will become more likely in that area, though even on the lower eastern shore, election day should be beautiful as a high-pressure holds. dropping south toward the gulf, we are expecting it to develop in north florida. the cold high pressure is supplying enough chills that some areas could see what snow mixed in. the best chance for

a few sprinkles in western maryland, southwestern pennsylvania. a few clouds coming through. and temperatures cold, all those areas in dark blue. most of it in virginia, mostly in maryland and west virginia, and right around 40. and hour by hour today, winds increasing, gusting to 25 miles an hour, and partly cloudy, and mid 50s by mid average. here is your evening planner, cold evening under a clear sky, down around 40 degrees by midnight and we'll take a look at the weekend, and my latest school visit photos in ten minutes. traffic now with daniela. >> good morning, a traffic police stop blocking the left lane out of the roadway. and checking out travel speeds in the area, volume, very light. no issues as you make your way on the inner loop or outer loop and prince georges county, nice and clear. live look at central avenue. getting by without any issues at all. >>> 5:43. think our traffic can get rough? next, tension building as people try to get through the streets of new york city. now days after sandy. >>> poor management, lavish gifts. the >>> 14 before the hour. a dist

frederick is almost 40. 30s in far western maryland right now. here's that disturbance down to the south. clouds getting up to near hatteras. maybe even pushed further north during the day today. this big area of high pressure sitting overhead so it's going to be very hard for actual stormy weather to get our way. we also have some stormy weather a little disturbance up in e dakotas. and the west coast is catching storms. you can see this big swirl of clouds here off the coast of british columbia and the gulf of alaska. that's gonna keep spinning some nasty weather right through the weekend. our weather's nice and quiet. lots of sunshine today. unseasonably chilly temperatures. 56 is the normal high. we'll probably be just slort of that today. the sun makes it feel good. north/northeast winds at five to ten miles an hour. the weather pattern, jet stream lies between where you see the blues and the oranges. it's taking a dip over the west coast that's why it's so stormy there. it's generally riding high around here. there is a dip down here. you'l

it's where the heavy snow fell in western maryland, south central and west virginia. they are still dealing with power outages. the areas in green, it's climbing to 50 degrees, much of maryland and virginia. reagan national is at 50 degrees. i'll show you what i think is going to happen for the weekend. improving news. we'll talk about that and how much longer the chill will last. a potential coastal storm. we'll discuss that in a few minutes, barbara and keith? >> another one coming? not like the last one. >> say it ain't so. >> thank you, tom. >> we are going to check on the traffic. hopefully there's good news on that. >> danella, you are about to say otherwise, aren't you? >> i am. still a couple problems. police activity has 17th street shutdown in northeast. closure between monroe and newton street. take 16th street to get around that. bethesda, a water main break southbound blocked -- two right lanes are blocked from leland to bradley boulevard. as delays go, you are slee from the beltway. outer loop, crossing the american legion bridge, slow. the delays contin

and nothing compared to what we had in western maryland. pretty nice little snow fall. for us, different story. it's just chilly. little below average. live look outside. clear skies. temperatures in the 40s. 47 downtown. dew point 26. good indication of how cool we can get through the nighttime hours. winds are light. radar, well these are the showers back in western kentucky. this will become the noreaster as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours. move to a point off the southeast coast. and that will work its way up the coast. >> 44 right now. 42 in vienna. 40s across the board. and with that dry air mass in place and clear skies, temperatures are going to fall. it is a freeze warning in affect. >> a quiet election day. noreaster develops. that is pretty much set in stone. the track is uncertain. noreaster could hit us on wednesday. especially wednesday afternoon and wednesday night. for tonight, clear and cold. one, maybe two blanket. 26 to 36. winds northeasterly at about 10. by morning, mostly sunny . a cold start and again, if you are going to vote early and get

they have some snow on the and in extreme western maryland, temperatures are colder. 43 at this hour. stop takes us to the d.c. northwest winds just around 6 miles an hour. temperatures colder off to the west. winchester and gaithersburg are 39. lower '40's in maryland. mild temperatures just to the of us. colder air to the north and west. colder air will take a dive south and along with clearing skies, that will allow temperatures to fall to just around freezing. quickly moving off the coast. to amount to a but there is a potential for a new coastal take shape tomorrow. that may impact our area with heavy rain and gusty wind and of some snowty the blue ridge. a lot can change between now and wednesday. e next hours will be critical. updated here. u on the doppler radar, quiet and evening. a freeze warning now extends to frederick and anything shaded in the bright blue not including the district or southern maryland. youfeature cast will take election day. highs tomorrow jumping to 50 degrees. clouds will increase just a bit move into tuesday morning. skies and a lot of track of theon

finally, a good deal of sunshine at high temperatures in the '30's in western maryland. may be a passing shower tomorrow. lots of sunshine on saturday. at that coast, a breezy couple of days. high temperatures each day in their mid-50s. this is the weekend we go back to standard time, so we fall back to 1:00 at 2:00 on saturday. -- on sunday morning. around baltimore, temperatures stay below normal. 54 highs. through the weekend, partly cloudy. election day looks decent but clouds will be increasing because the storm will form on the coast. there could be rain or snow with highs in the 40's. >> this is an 11 sports. >> the raven's defense starts with the reagans pro bowl defensive tackle. he did not practice because of a shoulder injury. the pain comes from something harder to pinpoint. the ravens offense that has played a high level has scored only one touchdown in the past two road games. joe flateau has only two interceptions before the home games. the same players with very different results. things start with better communication from the sideline and a line of scri

state high wade min straights deployed crews to western maryland to help with the cleanup, clearing snow and removing downed trees. >>> deciding it is time to stand and help instead of run, organizers cancelled this weekend's new york city marathon. this is to clean up and recover. jay gray has the latest from atlantic city. >> four days later and still, furious sandy is too much for some to bear. >> i don't believe this. >> floodwaters carried a boat into esther's home, downed power lines and debris litter her yard. >> we need help here. we truly do. we need someone to come and tell us which way to go. >> many simply aren't going anywhere. >> chaos. traffic has been two miles long. >> lines for fuel and traffic or just to charge a phone for many have been yoef well manage. in some cases pushing patience and emotions over the edge. >> where do you think you're going? >> but the difficulties like the destruction stretch for miles along the atlantic coast. >> we have no heat, no power. >> hope is quickly fading as well. >> we have bodies being removed up the block. we are devastated here.

western maryland, they will see temperatures climbing into the 40's tomorrow. climb into the 60's in the mountains on sunday. eastern shore, a cambridge, temperatures well above normal for a couple of days and enjoy the sunshine. the storm may produce some wins tomorrow but it will be a sunny day. mostly sunny on sunday as well with temperatures into the upper 60's. we have raven's football on sunday. the veterans day holiday on sunday and monday. 57 tomorrow. i am thinking we could get close to 70 degrees on sunday. clouds on monday but the rain holds off until tuesday and then temperatures cool off a little bit. >> from the susquehanna bank's board center, this is sports. >> spectacular weather for the ravens game against oakland. going into that, we continuing -- at least this week, they heard about the raiders. 251 rushing yards. four touchdowns. 10-yard average. you do not see that very often in high school. people like compare him to re rice -- ray rice. but he says do not expect a free pass. >> everybody thought they ran it 35 times. they ran it 18 times

airty 52. 40's in western maryland. here is that a storm spinning out to the west. it is all lined up along the front. now moving into the dakotas. there are some new storms developing. there might be a little severe weather there. some strong thunderstorms. all this stuff is being pushed up into the great lakes right now. that will be the trend for the next day or so. the map this evening shows the warm air coming in. we have not seen the warmest yet. that is coming during the day tomorrow. all of this shifts east tomorrow. our mild weather today becomes warmer. 39-45, the lows tonight. winds will become tonight. we will shake some of the clouds tonight. 65 to approaching 70 degrees tomorrow. more sunshine. you were clouds. southeast winds at 5-10 mph. sunset is that 5:33. the high temperatures are closer to 3:00 in the afternoon than they are to four or five. it does begin to cool down before the sun gets the chance to set. a nice deal for selling the mark. -- for sailing tomorrow. london night, time for some rain. that will continue into tuesday. here is the 7 da

we're able to use some of our own resources to support other states and part of our community in western maryland. >> crews that will continue that support until at least late next week. in baltimore, brian kuebler, website woab news. >>> howard, anne arundel, washington and talbot counties along with baltimore city are among those who sent help. >>> the hatem bridge is back open tonight after a water main break forced the lanes to be shut down for more than 12 hours. water started bubbling up around havre de grace and workers had it replace the section which had burst. >> anytime your temperatures are fluctuating to that degree, you wait for the first freeze to come and then you're going to know. here with the warming of the ground and the cooling of the ground, there may have been some movement there which caused it to work its way in. >> the lanes closed over the bridge. traffic was diverted to interstate 95. it new has reopened in advance of this evening's commute. >>> we also had two other water main breaks. the road reopened. it ruptured blocking traffic. on york road they are continuing to

only the 30's in western maryland. they have snow on the ground, too. we look at the storm again. most of the real significant precipitation is moving into nova scotia and away from the united states of the storm is tracking away from us. some of the residual clouds rotating on the backside are clipping us just a little bit. a lot more sunshine to the east. a little bit of snow cover up to the west. our next form from a week and is tied to put itself to the other and the plains. ahead of the next storm there will be really mild air being pushed into the area. that is the trend our forecast will be taking. we should be of around 60 this time of the year. mostly sunny skies. northwest winds over land at 10- 20 gusting at 25. over the open water where the wind can really get momentum. northwest wind gusting to 30. small craft advisory out this afternoon. we take a look at our insta- weather-plus few -- future cast. what is significant is the area of high pressure off to the southwest the storm goes away. high pressure comes overhead. this will keep us dry for a few days. then we get

he storm dumped more than 2 in the western maryland county. howard county says the emergency management offers scant the have an task force urban search and rescue units headed there now. with tree and will be calledd upon to assist in other ways as well. a job fair will be held today for veterans and military spouses. commercechamber of foundation is hosting the event e anacostia at 50, on 50 thiesen in southwest, 11:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m.. veterans need to provide military identification. the apple ipad mini on sale today. not so much fanfare. >> in part because wall street's reportg jobs today. good friday morning to you. >> stock futures little changed. the final jobs report before out in a's election is couple hours. forecasting a to more americans out of work. if employers have little reason to boost its staff levels as demand slows. expansion is expected to be at a snail's pace. out atbers will come 8:30 this morning. linkedin is benefiting from people looking for jobs. they sold more subscriptions to base, giving third quarter sales

temperature wise, 40s and 30s, a few 30s in western maryland. we'll be cooling off a little more rapidly. last night we had the clouds around. it works to insulate us a little bit so we don't drop off as sharply. tonight will be crystal clear. we'll cool off rapidly. any weather maker at all. i don't see too much. we have the coastal system that will sit off of the carolinas. it will sit here and spin. the possibility of a stray shower maybe southeastern maryland down into virginia perhaps by monday into tuesday but this doesn't look like much. the bulk will stay offshore. has we look to the west, there's nothing. there's a big huge dome of high pressure. this will keep us high and dry through the weekend, hoping to keep that coastal system offshore, big bubble. this cold air mass will moderate. back in the 50s. you see the coastal low. >> the leonid shower. 53, mostly sunny, mid-50s, some sunshine. it's gorgeous, just a bit on the cool side. as we take a look beyond that some slight changes by tuesday night. i think we could see a round of show